Line #5 NightmareFuel/TheAdventureZoneAmnesty

Context NightmareFuel / TheAdventureZoneAmnesty

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1	* The Abominations in general are pretty horrific. They appear every other full moon and, if they aren't killed in time, they'll be free to roam the earth. Oh, and they're NighInvulnerable unless you attack them with their weakness.
2	** The Beast can control animal carcasses and it can use them to cover its body or control them separately.
3	** The Water. It can be literally anywhere that there is water present, traveling through pipes, creating instant ParanoiaFuel.
4	** The Calamity Tree. It has the ability to manipulate chance, including rolling a drink bottle under a brake pedal to kill a driver and trying to open a massive sinkhole to collapse a hospital.
5	** The Shapeshifter is the most vicious monster in any Adventure Zone to date. Its [[EstablishingCharacterMoment first scene]] shows it's humanoid enough to walk into a bar unchallenged, where it then proceeds to mangle multiple patrons with its claws and fangs. It's the most graphic scene Griffin's described to date and two people die in it, mangled badly enough they can't be identified. Even worse, unlike the other Abominations, its shown ItCanThink and it can [[TransferableMemory take the memory of those it kills]], allowing it to impersonate its victims through shapeshifting. It uses this ability to set a trap for the Pine Guard and to pose as Boyd and manipulate Ned.
6	* The end of Episode 19. Ned returns home to find it broken into and the inner sanctum filled with his most valuable possessions stolen (including Aubrey's family's pendant and [[RunningGag George Clooney's Oscar]]). This is chilling enough. However, Ned also finds a note from Boyd saying it's for his take of their failed heist but adds he's not quite even with Ned yet.
7	* And then came Episode 26. The whole fourth arc has been ramping up the ParanoiaFuel to begin with, introducing The Countenance, a FaceStealer abomination whose entire purpose seems to be stirring up fear, distrust, and violence in Kepler. Moments after Ned realizes it took the form of his ex-partner, he sees himself on television, revealing the existence of monsters and urging the townsfolk to attack Sylvain. With just the tiniest of supernatural nudges, the real nightmare fuel comes from how easy it can be to whip up mob violence like this in real life.
8	* You thought 26 was bad? 27 reveals that the shapeshifter's true form is [[spoiler: [[BodyofBodies a mass of body parts with no rhyme or reason like something out of]] ''Manga/{{Akira}}''. ]] Not to mention when the Abomination confronts Ned,[[spoiler: the forms it takes are described as being filled with holes, presumably because it's missing the orb that Ned took from the hotel that it operates out of.]]

Context NightmareFuel / TheAdventureZoneAmnesty